Welcome to FSBA, where your hosts revisit the movies that shaped us... and then emotionally destroyed us. From animated nightmares to PG-rated horrors our parents swore were fine, we're unpacking the cinematic fever dreams that left permanent dents in our psyches. Buckle up for repressed memories, nervous laughter, and the question we ask every week: Who thought this was okay for kids?!

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This week on FSBA, we’re diving face-first into a movie so emotionally chaotic it might just be your ex's favorite film: Closer (2004), aka “Four Hot People Being Horrible to Each Other for 104 Minutes.” Jude Law leads the way as a mopey obituary writer caught in a love square so toxic it makes The Bachelor look like a Quaker meeting.

We ask the important questions:

• Is Jude Law actually the villain or just British?
• Did Natalie Portman’s pink wig start a cultural movement or a collective identity crisis?
• And why does everyone in this movie speak like they just read a thesaurus in a thunderstorm?

Tune in as we recap the lies, lust, eyeliner, and existential dread of this mid-2000s relationship fever dream. Come for the drama, stay for the uncomfortable truths you’ll avoid in therapy.

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This week on FSBA, we strapped ourselves into a 1998 emotional rollercoaster called Anywhere But Here, where Susan Sarandon plays the most chaotic mom since Mrs. George in Mean Girls, and Natalie Portman just wants to go literally anywhere but here—preferably Yale. We discuss car rides that last longer than the plot, questionable parenting advice, and whether fleeing to Beverly Hills with zero plan is visionary or just a cry for help. Grab your snacks and emotional baggage, because this episode is all about dreams, drama, and dramatic exits. Spoiler alert: someone cries in a car. Again.

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Grab your tissues and your 2000s Walmart catalog, because FSBA is heading to the small Oklahoma town where the milk spills, the babies scream, and Natalie Portman says, “You know what? I will give birth in aisle 7.” In this episode, we recap Where the Heart Is, a film that taught us that your boyfriend might abandon you, your mom might scam you, but at least the kindly strangers at the local library have infinite patience.

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For our big Season 2 finale, we're popping the last cold one and diving into Can’t Hardly Wait—the cinematic fever dream of graduation parties, love letters, and one truly ambitious overnight bag.

We’re going out with a bang (and probably a minor injury) as we share our funniest, most unfiltered college storiesJust like Preston chased Amanda across the party, we’re chasing closure, caffeine, and one last laugh before next season. So grab your solo cup, dodge the guy in goggles, and join us for a finale full of nostalgia, nonsense, and Kenny Fisher-level delusion.

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Julia Roberts plays a teacher at a 1950s college who’s like, “Ladies, you can do more than just get married and look pretty!” Her students? Not so convinced. They’re more into settling down and finding husbands than breaking free. Throw in some love interest drama, a few life lessons, and a painting, and you’ve got a movie about challenging expectations and finding your own path... even if that means some awkward moments along the way.

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We’re pirouetting straight into the drama, the sass, and the spandex of Center Stage (2000) — the movie that made you believe dance was life and Cooper Nielsen was hot (even though he was the worst). Join us as we unpack the ballet clichés, questionable casting choices, and Eva’s iconic side-eye, one leotard at a time. Warning: excessive use of the phrase “You didn’t have the feet” and spontaneous dance critique ahead. So slip on your Capezios, throw some shade like Eva, and let’s recap the most dramatic ballet movie ever made — jazz hands not required (but encouraged).

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Grab your Pumptinis and brace yourself for the most chaotic friend group to ever pretend to work in West Hollywood. On VPR Rewind (or whatever your show is called!), we dive deep into the drama, tequila-fueled meltdowns, surprise weddings, not-so-surprise cheating scandals, and the eternal mystery of how SUR still exists. Whether you're a seasoned Bravoholic or just here for the Jax Taylor messiness, we’ve got you covered with hilarious recaps, unfiltered commentary, and nostalgic throwbacks to the golden age of reality TV. It’s not about the pasta—it’s about the drama.

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"Stillwater? More like Still-waiting-for-their-big-break!" Join us as we dive deep into Almost Famous, the only movie that made us wish we were teenage music journalists in the '70s (minus the questionable parenting). We'll talk groupies—sorry, Band-Aids—classic rock vibes, and why no one will ever be as effortlessly cool as Penny Lane.

It’s all happening... or at least, it almost is.

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Opa! Get ready for a big, fat, hilarious recap of My Big Fat Greek Wedding! We’re diving fork-first into this rom-com classic—exploring everything from Windex-fueled wisdom to why you should always be prepared for a surprise Greek dance party.

Join us as we break down the Portokalos family's larger-than-life love, food obsession (seriously, how many lambs were harmed?), and the ultimate lesson: whether you're Greek or not, you're probably Greek.

Grab your baklava and tune in—because this recap is better than bundt cake (with a flower in the middle, of course).